#atelements

[locusustus]

[elfy-art]

extremely quick doodle of my flight rising dragons Elestra and her tiny boyfriend Atell

[monkeymelting]

the energy i’m trying to bring into the new year

[ruvviks]

finished the ravi art btw :] i am gonna post him tomorrow ^_^

[silverstellatus]

realized i have the power to put all my spectrecide character refs onto a height chart together... the amount of resizing i had to do to make them look vaguely proportional to each other is. a little unfortunate LHDSLKJHADLJD

[uselessboss]

ABSolute PEaCS

When your husband is an entire steakhouse.

[young-free-boy]

Ateles South America

[zestysthoughts]

J3PO / Ateller - Sun & Rain

[badarchitectrecords]

Listen to this fantastic electronica track by atelic - Logos (Official Music Video)

[toddragimovbuilder1]

Understanding Regional Multifamily Differences: Insights from Todd Ragimov in DC

Multifamily real estate investments, while influenced by broader market trends, are also significantly shaped by regional dynamics. Todd Ragimov, a notable figure in the real estate realm, particularly in the Washington, D.C. area, sheds light on two primary factors that drive regional differences in multifamily real estate: Economic Factors and Regulatory Environment.

1. Economic Factors:

Economic conditions play a pivotal role in shaping the multifamily real estate landscape in different regions. Todd Ragimov emphasizes that factors such as job growth, income levels, and the overall economic health of an area directly impact the demand and pricing of multifamily properties.

In a robust and growing economy, regions tend to attract more residents, leading to increased demand for housing, including multifamily units. Ragimov notes that cities experiencing substantial job growth, particularly in industries like technology, finance, and healthcare, often witness a surge in population, thereby driving up the demand for multifamily properties.

Conversely, regions facing economic downturns or job losses may experience reduced demand for multifamily housing. Todd Ragimov highlights the importance of monitoring economic indicators to gauge the health of a region's multifamily market accurately. Understanding economic trends enables investors and developers to make informed decisions about property acquisitions, rent pricing, and market timing.

2. Regulatory Environment:

The regulatory landscape significantly influences the multifamily real estate sector, with varying regulations across different regions impacting investment opportunities and property management practices. Todd Ragimov, particularly in the Washington, D.C. area, underscores the significance of understanding local zoning laws, rent control measures, and building codes that can significantly impact multifamily properties.

In some regions, stringent zoning laws or restrictions on new construction may limit the supply of multifamily housing, leading to increased competition and higher property prices. Conversely, regions with more lenient zoning regulations might experience a surge in new construction, potentially impacting supply and rent dynamics.

Additionally, rent control policies, which vary from region to region, can impact the profitability of multifamily investments. Areas with stringent rent control measures might limit the ability of property owners to adjust rents in response to market demands or increased operational costs.

Todd Ragimov emphasizes the importance of staying abreast of regulatory changes and understanding their implications on multifamily investments. A deep understanding of local regulations allows investors and property managers to navigate the market effectively, anticipate challenges, and devise strategies to optimize returns while adhering to legal requirements.

In conclusion, Todd Ragimov's insights underscore the multifaceted nature of regional differences in multifamily real estate. Economic factors such as job growth, income levels, and overall economic health, coupled with the regulatory environment encompassing zoning laws, rent control measures, and building codes, collectively drive variations in multifamily markets across different regions.

For investors, developers, and property managers, a nuanced understanding of these regional differences is critical. By leveraging insights into economic indicators and navigating the regulatory landscape adeptly, stakeholders in the multifamily real estate sector can identify lucrative investment opportunities, mitigate risks, and tailor their strategies to the unique dynamics of each regional market, including the vibrant and evolving landscape in Washington, D.C.

[locusustus]

you’re the last pilot standing; therefore, the best of the best

[random-racehorses]

Random Real Thoroughbred: SILVER ATEL

SILVER ATEL is a brown horse born in New Zealand in 1974. By SILVER DREAM out of LETA FILOU. Link to their pedigreequery page: https://www.pedigreequery.com/silver+atel

[uselessboss]

The Laverne Family

Laverne(Ancestor)

Elphas Laverne

Matthias Laverne

Capprice Ateller

Lycoris Laverne

[doodlesdreaming]

Me everytime someone doodles my boi:

Aren't OCs just the best? Seriously though, Happy 10th to your art children! 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

I'm a little late…(but as the saying goes: better late than never.) but happy 10th anniversary Atel and Adrian 😭❤

Since I realized that these two existed over 10 years now, it was a really good reason to finally draw them again 😭🥹 Adrian and Atel (plus her companion the souleater creature Motsch) are my absolute favorite OC's I have ever created and i still love them so much…

(with @doodlesdreaming 's OC Theo as a special guest ❤ I wanted to draw him before and now I took the chance to put him together with Atel and Motsch 🥰 ) Now down below comes some emotional shit, because it's 10th anniversary, so if you're not interested just ignore it 🤡👋 --

In September 2014 I had a dream and from this dream so many characters and a long story and adventure emerged, including Atel and Adrian. (Although Adrian didn't have a name at the time and Atel always just called him 'Monkey'…it's...a .. long story…she still call him that...) and my goal up until now has been…to one day make a game out of it all…not a manga or a book but a game, which will probably never happen, but still that is my goal one day. The two of them have accompanied me on many emotional paths over the years, and I even developed the same obsession with them as I now have with Demibino. It annoys me so much that I forgot about 10th anniversary of them that i even cried. (even now I cry about it..)

I drew them both for myself from time to time but never uploaded it…and now I have redraws of the first picture I drew of them and holy cheesus…THE DIFFERENCE!!!! (WHATS A NOSE 2014ME!?!)

of all my OC's I will love these two forever…and you can see how much I love them because I have fucking pictures of them hanging on my wall, from people who drew them for me (one of them are a Commission but everything else was completly random bc the poeple liked them(and i still remember they got a ship Name…Adriel 😂))

...every time I look at it, it makes me happy...so if you want to make me happy…I WILL HANG IT ON MY WALL!! 😂😂🙏❤ (One picture is missing…and I can no longer access to it because the phone where is it on is broken….it was a birthday present...) And now to go one step further to show my love…I even cosplayed Atel (the old version of her).

My sister make the Cosplay for me AND I WILL COSPLAY HER AGAIN SOMEDAY!!! <3

I could write so much more…but I keep starting to cry (also because I am very emotional at the moment), so I'll end it here. Thank you if you have read / seen it this far ♥

[literaryvein-reblogs]

Some English Grammar Vocabulary

Atelic

A verb, construction, situation, etc. which does not express an inherent end point or goal.

Examples: "It is raining"; "The children are watching TV"

Catenative

A verb that can form a chain with one or more subsequent verbs

Examples: "want to go"; "hate to tell you"

False Friend

Also called false cognate and faux ami.

A word that has the same or a similar form in two (or more) languages, but different meanings in each.

This term is used in contrastive analysis and foreign language teaching.

Example: The French adjective sympathique (like Italian simpatico) often means ‘nice’, ‘pleasant’, or ‘likeable’ and is therefore a false friend to English sympathetic.

In the same way French actuel means ‘present’, not ‘actual’.

God’s Truth

An extreme view of grammar which assumes that the ‘rules’ of grammar have an objective existence in the language, and that all good grammarians will therefore discover the same facts and propound the same descriptions.

Invented by Fred W. Householder (1913–1994) in 1952.

Greengrocer’s Apostrophe

Use of an apostrophe in an ordinary plural, where it is incorrect.

Example: "Potato’s 75p per kilo."

Hesitation Noise

A sound (or sounds) not classified as a word, but used by speakers to keep conversation going.

Hesitation noises are somewhat inadequately indicated by such items as er, erm, uh, um, etc.

Hypocoristic

(Designating) a pet form of a *word; (that is or has the nature of) a pet name

Example: Auntie.

Irrealis

Of a verb, form, etc.: expressing unreality, non-factuality, extreme unlikelihood, potentiality, etc.

Examples: counterfactual conditional clauses, which contain a past tense form (e.g. If I lived to be a hundred . . . ), and

so-called subjunctive moods (e.g. If I were you . . . ) describe what is extremely unlikely or totally impossible.

Non-Word

A word that is not recorded or not established.

This may be interchangeable with nonce word, but tends to be restricted to inventions that could be unintentional errors rather than deliberate coinages:

1963 PUNCH. The aesthetically displeasing non-word ‘annoyment’.

A string of letters (or sounds) that is not an English word.

Pleonasm

The use of more words than are needed to convey a particular meaning.

Examples: "see with one’s eyes"; "at this moment in time."

Polyseme

A word that has multiple meanings.

Many English words have several meanings which are all uses of the same word that have grown apart over time

Examples:

Draw - ‘cause to move in a certain direction’, ‘produce a picture’, ‘finish a game with an equal score’

Flat - ‘apartment’, ‘note lowered by a semitone’, ‘piece of stage scenery’

Psychological Verb

A verb that expresses a psychological state.

Also called experiencer verb, mental verb, psychological predicate, psych verb; and verb of psychological state.

There are 2 types of psychological verb: those that have an experiencer as subject and a stimulus as object (e.g. I felt the cold);

those that have a stimulus as subject and experiencer as object (e.g. The cold overpowered me).

Royal We

The use of we by a king or queen to mean ‘I’.

Example: Queen Victoria’s ‘We are not amused’.

The style is now restricted to formal documents.

Tmesis

The separation of the parts of a word by an intervening element or elements.

This is not a very productive operation in English, and is largely confined to the insertion of swear words for greater emphasis, as in: "I can’t find it any-blooming-where."

The phenomenon is now usually described by using the term infix.

Source ⚜ More: Notes & References ⚜ Writing Resources PDFs

[uncharismatic-fauna]

Uncharismatic Fact of the Day

Opposable thumbs have been a handy evolutionary tool for primates, but some monkeys can get by just fine without them! Spider monkeys only have four fingers, which makes it easier for them to swing from branch to branch.

(Image: A group of female Geoffrey's spider monkeys (Ateles geoffroyi) by Terry Whittaker)

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